Psalm 144: 1-2 NIV 1. Praise be to the Lord my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. 2. He is my loving God and my fortress, my stronghold and my deliverer, my shield, in whom I take refuge, who subdues people under me.
About
Have you ever wondered what it's like riding along in an ambulance as they head to an emergency with lights and sirens blaring? Wondered what police officers are thinking as they approach a location where shots have been fired? Have you ever questioned why fire crews run into a savagely burning home where the heat melts metal? Ever been to a hospital and thought, how do nurses and doctors keep it together when someone comes in not breathing and bleeding everywhere? Have you ever driven by a prison or jail and thought how scary it would be to walk into the jail when it is 1 of you against 100 of them and you have nothing but your thoughts and hands to help defend yourself?
Take a listen to the Behind The Badge podcast and hear what the people in public service think and how they cope with all the darkness, dangerous and just scary situations they face every day. Listen to get to know the people Behind The Badge.
Available on the major podcast players as well as their podcast page pod.co/btb
Nate & Gray give you a peak into the lives of our first responders and connect with all those serving in our communities.
Take a listen to the Behind The Badge podcast and hear what the people in public service think and how they cope with all the darkness, dangerous and just scary situations they face every day. Listen to get to know the people Behind The Badge.
Available on the major podcast players as well as their podcast page pod.co/btb
Nate & Gray give you a peak into the lives of our first responders and connect with all those serving in our communities.
About The Hosts
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Nathan Mund spent 4 years in the United States Marine Corps Reserves as an 0311 Infantry Rifleman SAW Gunner. He then spent 6 years as a Corrections Officer and 2 years as an Auxiliary Police Officer in Ohio before moving to Oklahoma in 2001. He now works as a Dispatcher for a Police Department in Oklahoma. He has been married to his wife Annette for almost 25 years and has two sons, Lucas along with his wife Caity, and Braden.
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Gray Mirando began his law enforcement career in 2002 as a Detention Officer. Over the next several years in law enforcement he performed the job duties of: Deputy/Patrolman, Training Coordinator, Grant Coordinator, Task Force Investigator and Special Projects Unit Federal Investigator. He has over 1,000 hours of advanced law enforcement training and is certified as a Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) Firearms Instructor. While performing his regular investigative duties, he was also a member of a Multi-Jurisdictional Tactical Team and a High-Risk Warrant Team. He holds a Bachelors in Criminal Justice and Masters in Criminal Justice Administration and Management, both from the University of Central Oklahoma.
After leaving full-time law enforcement in 2013 he moved to Kansas City to go back to school and earn a Doctorate. Upon moving back to Oklahoma he re-connected with his former Tactical Team and serves on the sniper unit. Currently he runs his own private practice clinic as a physician that focuses on treating first-responders and military veterans. He regularly consults on projects within the firearms industry and strives to advance products in order to make shooters more proficient. His preferred time is spent outdoors with his wife and two young children while learning how to serve the Lord. Isaiah 6:8 Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me!" gray.mirando@gmail.com |
